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http_server.max_decoded_body_size goes through flb_utils_size_to_bytes() which returns a signed value, but it's stored in a size_t. So something like -5M wraps to a huge number and only the -1 parse error (SIZE_MAX) was being rejected - every other negative value quietly turned off the decoded body limit.
This makes init reject any value that came from a negative size, same as an unparseable one. Kept it scoped to this option rather than changing the generic config map, since other size options might rely on the current behavior.
Added an internal test; flb-it-http_server passes locally and the new test fails without the fix.
HTTP server initialization now rejects negative decoded request body size limits and limits outside the supported range. Previously, some invalid values could be accepted, leaving the server configured with an unusable limit. Invalid settings now cause initialization to fail instead of being accepted.
flb_utils_size_to_bytes() returns a signed value, but the config map
stores size options in a size_t. A negative value such as -5M wraps
around to a huge limit, and only the -1 parse error (SIZE_MAX) was
rejected, so most negative values silently removed the decoded body
limit.
Treat any value that came from a negative size as invalid so startup
fails the same way it does for unparseable values.
Signed-off-by: Dean Chen <862469039@qq.com>
The HTTP server now rejects max_decoded_body_size values above SIZE_MAX >> 1 during initialization. A registered test verifies that a value converted from -5M causes initialization to fail.
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Validate and test decoded-body limits src/http_server/flb_http_server.c, tests/internal/http_server.c
Initialization rejects values above SIZE_MAX >> 1. A registered test checks that a converted -5M value causes initialization to fail.
fluent/fluent-bit#12581: Adds the max_decoded_body_size field and the initial validation that this change updates.
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Valid decoded-body limits such as 3 GiB now prevent startup on 32-bit deployments. Correct validation before merging to preserve supported positive configurations.
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[#12757] The objective is to reject negative http_server.max_decoded_body_size values at init, the same way unparseable values are rejected. The reviewed head changes the check in flb_http_server_init…
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[#12757] The objective is to reject negative http_server.max_decoded_body_size values at init, the same way unparseable values are rejected. The reviewed head changes the check in flb_http_server_init_with_options() (src/http_server/flb_http_server.c, around line 1411) from '== SIZE_MAX' to '> (SIZE_MAX >> 1)'. A negative value from flb_utils_size_to_bytes() becomes a size_t with the high bit set on both 32-bit and 64-bit targets. For -5M, the value is 2^64 - 5000000 on LP64 and 2^32 - 5000000 on ILP32. Both are above SIZE_MAX >> 1, so both return -1 with the existing 'invalid http_server.max_decoded_body_size' error. The previous FAIL depended on a width-specific int64_t cast. That dependence is removed. The unparseable value (-1 to SIZE_MAX) is still rejected. The 0 value still maps to the default before this check. The new test test_http_server_rejects_negative_decoded_body_limit (tests/internal/http_server.c) uses the same conversion and expects -1, so it does not depend on the target width. Non-blocking note: the new check also rejects positive values above SIZE_MAX >> 1. On 64-bit this has no practical effect. On 32-bit, positive values from 2 GiB to 4 GiB - 1 that were previously accepted are now rejected. The issue does not ask for that behavior change, and the PR does not mention it. The issue requirement for negative values is met.
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Validate negative sizes correctly on 32-bit builds
On 32-bit targets, including the Windows x86 configuration in .github/workflows/call-windows-unit-tests.yaml:37-41, converting -5M to size_t produces 4289967296. Casting that value to int64_t leaves it positive, so neither rejection condition matches and initialization returns 0. Consequently, the newly added http_server_rejects_negative_decoded_body_limit test fails on this supported build, while negative limits remain accepted. Validate the signed parsed value before narrowing it to size_t, or otherwise make the rejection width-aware.
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218-221: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a startup test for a non-sentinel negative limit.
The new test passes -5M directly to the initializer. The startup test uses -1, which exercises the existing SIZE_MAX check. Add -5M to the startup test to cover the new rejection through configuration.
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Review comment at @tests/internal/http_server.c around lines 218 - 221:
Update the startup test to configure the non-sentinel negative limit `-5M`
through the configuration path and verify initialization rejects it. Keep the
existing `-1`/`SIZE_MAX` coverage intact; use the startup test’s existing
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Review comments at @src/http_server/flb_http_server.c:
- Around line 1414-1415: Update the max_decoded_body_size option handling to
validate the parsed signed limit before converting it to size_t, rejecting
negative values on both 32-bit and 64-bit targets. Preserve the existing
SIZE_MAX handling for valid limits and ensure the stored value is converted only
after validation.
- Around line 1414-1415: Validate the configured max_decoded_body_size value
before converting it to a size, so negative fractions such as -0.5 are rejected
rather than truncated to zero and treated as the default limit. Update the
validation path for options->max_decoded_body_size while preserving the existing
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- Around line 1414-1415: Update the startup validation for
http_server.max_decoded_body_size in both the Prometheus and Vivo exporter paths
so a configured negative value, such as -5M, is rejected rather than replaced
with the default limit. Preserve the existing handling of valid limits and
SIZE_MAX.
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Review comments at @tests/internal/http_server.c:
- Around line 218-221: Update the startup test to configure the non-sentinel
negative limit `-5M` through the configuration path and verify initialization
rejects it. Keep the existing `-1`/`SIZE_MAX` coverage intact; use the startup
test’s existing configuration setup rather than testing only
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Make the negative-value rejection independent of size_t width. Check the signed
result of flb_utils_size_to_bytes() before it is stored in
options->max_decoded_body_size, or reject signed-negative input in the
FLB_CONFIG_MAP_SIZE path for this option. Keep the rejection in init so that
every negative value returns -1 with the existing 'invalid
http_server.max_decoded_body_size' error. Make the new test assert the same
behavior on 32-bit and 64-bit builds, and do not depend on the truncated size_t
value.
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Reject negative limits before conversion to size_t.
On 32-bit targets, -5M becomes 4289967296 before this check. The cast to int64_t stays positive, so the HTTP input can start with an approximately 4 GB decoded-body limit. The new regression test also fails on 32-bit targets. Validate the signed value before conversion.
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Review comment at @src/http_server/flb_http_server.c around lines 1414 - 1415:
Update the max_decoded_body_size option handling to validate the parsed signed
limit before converting it to size_t, rejecting negative values on both 32-bit
and 64-bit targets. Preserve the existing SIZE_MAX handling for valid limits and
ensure the stored value is converted only after validation.
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Reject negative values before size conversion.
If http_server.max_decoded_body_size is -0.5, the size parser truncates it to zero. The server then starts with the default limit instead of rejecting the configuration. Validate the configured value before conversion loses its sign.
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Review comment at @src/http_server/flb_http_server.c around lines 1414 - 1415:
Validate the configured max_decoded_body_size value before converting it to a
size, so negative fractions such as -0.5 are rejected rather than truncated to
zero and treated as the default limit. Update the validation path for
options->max_decoded_body_size while preserving the existing handling of valid
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Reject negative limits in exporter configurations.
If http_server.max_decoded_body_size is -5M, the Prometheus and Vivo exporters start with the default limit instead of rejecting the setting. Validate the configured value before startup in both paths.
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Review comment at @src/http_server/flb_http_server.c around lines 1414 - 1415:
Update the startup validation for http_server.max_decoded_body_size in both the
Prometheus and Vivo exporter paths so a configured negative value, such as -5M,
is rejected rather than replaced with the default limit. Preserve the existing
handling of valid limits and SIZE_MAX.
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Casting size_t to int64_t only looks negative when size_t is 64-bit.
On 32-bit the value zero-extends, so -5M still passed init and the
Windows unit test failed. Compare against the sign bit instead.
Signed-off-by: Dean Chen <862469039@qq.com>
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Review comments at @src/http_server/flb_http_server.c:
- Line 1414: Update the validation of options->max_decoded_body_size to check
the signed value before converting it to size_t: reject negative limits, and
allow positive limits that fit in size_t, including 3 GiB on 32-bit deployments.
Preserve the existing startup behavior for values that cannot be represented as
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Validate the signed size before converting it to size_t.
On 32-bit deployments, a positive limit of 3 GiB passes parsing but fails this check. The HTTP input then fails to start. Validate the signed value before conversion so positive limits remain valid and negative limits are rejected.
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Update the validation of options->max_decoded_body_size to check the signed
value before converting it to size_t: reject negative limits, and allow positive
limits that fit in size_t, including 3 GiB on 32-bit deployments. Preserve the
existing startup behavior for values that cannot be represented as size_t.
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http_server.max_decoded_body_sizegoes throughflb_utils_size_to_bytes()which returns a signed value, but it's stored in asize_t. So something like-5Mwraps to a huge number and only the-1parse error (SIZE_MAX) was being rejected - every other negative value quietly turned off the decoded body limit.This makes init reject any value that came from a negative size, same as an unparseable one. Kept it scoped to this option rather than changing the generic config map, since other size options might rely on the current behavior.
Added an internal test;
flb-it-http_serverpasses locally and the new test fails without the fix.Fixes #12757
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